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t Y ! A . $ Y.' ~, ~~. ~ .. , ;,t .::.: i . k ~, . ~lr-'~l' ~~. • --- N umr 4003.1 '~ .. WHITSU4!' EVE. MESSRS. ASHLEY'S NIGHT. • (111 SATURDAY NEXT, June 4, IBM will N.-- 7 will he performed, 4 the 'I,HEA - 1 RE ROYAL, Coy ENT-GAR DE N. the Sacied Oratorio cif • THE MESSIAH. Compoeed by G. F. HANDEL'. Principal Vocal Performers, Mrs. DICKUNS, • Madam DUSSEK, Miss BOLTON. Mrs. B LAN 0, 'and Nils'. VAVaIiAN ; Mr. - BRA HAM, NIL VAUGHAN. Mr, GOSS,. And Mr. BELLAMY. fEnd of Part I. will be performed (first rime) Correlli's sth Sonata, Opera Seconda, on Two Violoncellos and a Double. Hiss, by Messrs. LINDLEY; CHARLES ASHLEY, and 11 0VCE. 'Endo( Part 11. A Concerto on the Violin by Mr. ASH. • kEY. Leader of the Band, Mr . . ASHLEY. Organ, Mr. J. / ASHLEY. • • ,Doryrsto be opened at Six, begin 4 Seven. Half Price at tioxts 6s. Pit is. &l. Gallery Zs. Upper gallery is. Tickets to be harlot Messrs. Ashleys; at Birchatlls Music thoP;liond.street., - and of Mr. Brandon, the l'{:um, 1 . 11 1101 C: 1 ) es f‘dr the Boxes may be ULM •i 'VOCA cONCERT, 18a9. rssßs. HARRISON, BAIITLENIAN, and G K EAT() LX, most r - spectiully acquAilit i.he No- Gentry, portiaularly the Subst.riii:hs at thc Selti Year,, that Mrs. 111 LLINuTori is ing:itied their 19 1:19L4 NUMBLIt of CONCERTS during tlie S eabOf 1 - 804, • • - . - CONCERT • ANTIENT N11.151C, THE DIRECTOIAS orthe ANTIENT CON CERT' inform the Public, ilea. MIS. UI 1.i.1 NG U enpged tut the next '4etason. Pertormaiwe wilt take 1 , 1. ! 4:2 un the lit Wechiesday in tan - nary next. I ' 'tickets %Nil!) in future ne given tur the Rehearsal, but the Sub.,critiers to the Concert will be admitted. Lllslt..:ol.N COUNI'YI-1A LI, .. May 24, iSoli.. AT a. MEETING of PROPRIETORS au4 OC-' Cl.; : l'lElti of LAND, ait.the coutsisY of LIN. c tr l-N,conittned . by title Right Hon. Lord , tym. BE AU ''' Li SheLikr of the County, in compliance with a Re. cliisition sent to hint fur. ihat purpose, to take into Consitic. ' 74ll° " lll3 leasures ii , ,vv'p;:ndine in l'arbum;:nt, tor prohMit. iitg the Use of Cum in Oistillerids - •- , It was Iteolved, -- - -. • • ' l 'h; , l the II Alourable the )louse of Commons. be peti tikmeJ, that the BA 1 in e,intuniptation for prohibiting, for a flute, the 1) . n..../lation of Corn, and to permit in its stead, '!tie llistidattun cit . Sugar and Molasses only, may nut pass into a 1.;,, s, -- - ' • iliac the Petition produced and read to this Medillol be I' aldu •Pleti ; and that the same' be kit at the Oilier ot - the Under - - enli; , in 1.111C , 1111, fir Signature:. . that the Sheila' be re i uested to forward the Peition to t the Menthe's for the County, to he; by them, presented to , . i. t ills Rouse of Commons. • . . , ' '-, l l ii.kt this hitt:rat' be requested to ...igis these Resolutions, 4 N cause the same ib be iieseria.l iii tile County 124pet5, and SIIA.; - amid - • ' P • • t ~ rite tube Sun London aihrs. • • W, II 11.AUCLERKI. ''' •.e Olved, 'Plat the Thanks of this Aketing bei,iveti tQ t R 1 . 4.:.1 wild" tot in, Inainiuraiile and impartial Conduct. A •' . ' . .',.., • l'IlF ITA LT , IMXTON. VWAD ANTHONY,' .late Waiter at the , Great i tete}, teNpeit fully informs the Nobility, Gen. • And general, tiut he has ta l / 4 en an.l entered the above tiouse, itiat Itripes,.bl a strict attention to Accoinitioaitiol► of hose.* niay rivour hint with their untliany, to merit their l'atninage arid Support. ‘n!• ire ball is peculi a rly adapted for Lae A L ,rommodation of r 1.,,„ 00 who visit liiixton for the Denctir 0 1 the Waters , owing; ;4 immediate connexion with ine ROOKE and Co.-. V3l, Piccadilly, respegfully inform the Public, that the ensuing_s LATE LOT. Y.consists:onlviat 24,0:0 Tickets, and is the only Lot. . Icti` that ere,' 6olinoed SIX PRIZES 0f420,050 2 - of . ithooo 3 - - - 2 • - 5 000 I 5 - 10 0 0 posides an equal number 'of other Prikt4 to any former. Lot. r h Y ,- these are (4:els of attraeliOn beyond any thing of the id sinty. the cummencerrient of Lotteri:s, and they recom. Wend the Public: to pun:h.:lie immediately. lift.t , lce..ttct Co.'s tt Bice has been establisher' Sixty Years,. . 1 2ni l l has been particularly fortunate in selling capital Priies." .. t thc I,...atery - •we just finished. 24,2 A and 24,2°9, both rrites . re sold in Shares. ' • ltt the CR AND and LAST STATE' LOTTERY for Wil:cn begins Drawing .7Sth of this Month; day , th•-• toilowing capital prizeh Fi-on - 6 3e'Y' sil...ol"rwENTl"rmousAN POUN D S!.! 6 Prizes of . Xto,ooo 3 PriZeb of Ca,ooo 10,000 I 5 . . too* Y 5, 000 7 - •. • s o ‘) • And only 25000 Tickets. - • • • FoA ,uch CipitAs, buy, TICKETS or SHARE S of sir lAlt4 ES BRANSCO Nib and. Co. at their Tern of Goial Fortune, No: it Holborn; 37, Cornhilt I - or liaYtitatket ; where,. : in the last Stateluttery, were bold, • ,h t 6 aSh.ares, the tpllowittAC 3 Pila 6 : • No, 14 223 - it Ptize of • £20,000 .• 12,919 • .. 111 10,000 o ' 10,2 76 itocc No. migi t,ono. No. 3,744 sCSoo 22 .062 ',too .; 18,zol joa 5 , 7 98 sq. stho • 1,0.0 coo 2.7„1i30 500 No. 1.,9.49, Zsoo, he, &C. like • —O. -,570, ..Grand in the Sold ce -at i l ' i , he i.;o 4 t b te o r v y e . fh c NTED, FußwistiED or UN I' URNISHE V, Twenty 6r Thirty Milegfrom London, ASMALL, Wit RESPIWTA.I3LE HOUSE, fit fo r a Fatuity of Distinction with ta small ,Establish. three or foer best-Iled.rooms, a Garden,. Coach bowie, zn St4 -bling for three or tour Horses, and'sinne Land will be 4. _ . te:l ; and if there are Fish=ponds, or any Right Of Fishery „ 21 , 1 'Neighbourhood, it will be the more agreeable . to, M r.. Leslie, Taylor, Yine.street, 7 - • 4 0 ,000 Prize ever Cs. in Sixteen Six. MONEY. NOBLEMEN;, GENTLEMEN, &c. are re t° specttullyormett, they may he supplied - with Money Lorr 4 . l zujunt, terMS equaitO Mortgage, secured on . Pree- Ir LoPyhold, Lealehold and or Houses, Money in the unri s Marriage Settlements, Wido' eintures,' Clergy, i : 4, Livings, or any other Property P e r sons of respectabi may ha. tle— Stlpplied Oh their personal Security only. Gen ;lien will find every libe..ll accommodation without delay. ild'Zl l plication from Twelve till Two, or Letters (post paid) dresses to Mesas . WillS And' CO. No. se; Soutlt , 4treer, er Ke i,„ „ moNLY,- •• • • . I\ v itSll.S. LUCAS anct• CO. beg 1.-48 . ire to inform I . those that may On desirotni borr9Ving Tempo tart qr 'Permanent SUMS of NI PN EY, that they can at ail ( ig a es, and without delay, attvaned any Sum from One ' . Or t° "lit y Thousand Pounds, and try ether Seturity, arising tromhiartiage Settletnetiu,Mo - the rUndS, Livini,s, or heehold, Copy. 1. e ....NW Leasehold Estates, on the must ditd equitaote ext irn4 and will also conduct every Segotiationat much less f en r c , u-11 : 411 what is. usually incurred i n .money trans:idiotic cei v e " 4- mt P!ppliedtiolis MC$Sr5.• Lucas ant Co. tidily re 4no e i at their honEe, No. 19, lerrnym.street, St. jarnes's, N . i ftterik. post-paid, iminedidtety. a ostvereit. . Ten years purchase , ,w ill be 6ivett A)r. well 'occult* ' uitics. ~'.a ~ T ,a , ir E I!) N;:.5'D2l Y, avv i, 1808. tr.rcruALL,lNG-OFFICE,, Aug. THE comoizssioNEßsfor 1 1 1C7'11.4 LING lilt IlleijAS dr hereby give Notice; Tbat on Itimday the 6th of June next, 'th,y rea•to to receive Tendert in 14:filing (sealed • up), and treat for (.)ne I Hundred Tilousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, tote delivered, duty five, from the BOnded IPareihnaes at the Port of Lvtlon, in to flit Illajesy's Filinalling Stores, .a Deptford, in,jbe space cf our lifonth, by /I 'erkly 1,110,1'01u ; and to Le payable, tvitb barreit, ninety days after date. The' Conditions of the Contratt (in which some ssew regula tions have beet introdsthy ), may he seen at the Secretary's uffiee. N.B. No Tender 'ill admittfd j.a. a l ess q•,, an tiLy th an Te a Thousand Gallonr. No reptd will kr Ind to any Tender. in' which the price :ball no( he inserted in won't at length, 61:th.t; shall a?! he &lilt., ed, to the Board hej&re One o'clock on the said Monday tZie bib of June next, • nor ;Inlets the l'erstin lota makes the Tender, ct some Person itis hebaif, attends to answer when railed for. • . IC ruAL L • ,• May 1-.1, tBL.B. , , . 'HE COMMISSIONERS for ne7YLILLING 111 S tleiJltST I I hereby give Maice,That on Fi i /al , next, the 31 ot 'f ee they will be rea to receive Tendert, in writinglse..y , j, 're. ttoE, bt flulired &alters of NEW PALE, 4.4 Two (('i •dred l 2,•eartes of NI W a-Iw. , dried, . AND - 1E K iR be delivered in three weeks, by vceekly pi up,rlioni. , into Ills Maieqy's 1 - 7R:tailing Stores at.Depthed; and to he paid for by Bills, payable,' with interest, ninety days after duff. The Conditions of the Carina? may - he seem at she Seetetaty's, INflee. No re and will he . bad to any Tender i n •whieh the shalt not he inserted in nvords at length,• or that shall not hr 4 1 .1/vend to the 'hard before One o'Clock on Friday next, the 3i - ‘ i f f Jane, Nor sinless the Per.t2n 'who rnakei the Tender, or stint Person on his behalf, attends, to answer . , when ca ll e dAr,, • OFF (GE OF OR DIVANVE, 21th Afay, 1803. THE PRLYCHUL OFFICERS of HlS'' illr4- 74sTY's ORDN.I da hereby give INZGair, that they .14.i3 Sat, by Pu! .ic , ,itetfiln, at thr tower, o,l . lintia4 at .910 day , of :Yyt.e next, 6a (teen the imnrr oi Eleven wad 'Four Jund , :y .1.,,ts o/ and untervier.dde Ordnance Sicr‘s, er:usi,airg of liarricss, Collars, Bit-Halters, R. . 1 -,,T mcts • Ad various other Articles nt Sadlery and Harness ; lkdsi Bldn kets, Coverlets, Hainnto‘ks, and sundry otiltr BtddinA; Powder I lams, 'rents and Sandbags, Copper, Steel, and Mixed Metal, T9ois of •Sorts, ark. and Fir Scantling,' together with 'Building :Materials, and various other Arti. cies. The •zuf. , :24:. al toh:ter ticzy'bocuietved upon applieat!on 4t Principal Spue eifice, at the Tots•er, until the 1.).y Sale, where printed Lists y the Lott will deliiiered to tb:he Pelson: who "to Jot tte samr, - By Odrr of the Road, R. IC cl, All; Sec. This Morning was published, By WILLIAM MILLE A lb.:made-street, rirkiE iIISTORICAL WORK, by the late night 1. Hon. CHARLES JAMES it)X ; tvith anAppehthlt (it Original Dwuinents, and a Prerace, I.;Y LORL) . IIOLLAND. Dirny paper, it 166. Royal paper, 21. 12S. 6d.,, A Portrait is attached to each Edition. Tune itw. RIVINTGTON's CO.IsTTINVAtION of the. ANNUAL REGISTER. •• - - --- On the 4th inst. will be publ•slied, in One very' largo fro. Wine, price, iii boards.,t6i. THE ANNUAL REGISTER, or a View of the Hbtory, Polit, and Literattireo for the Year . 1794: and also the Volume for the Year e 130?.- price"t6s. being the .Secnati of, a New Series, cuinnieneing with the P resent Century. Printed for F., C. and 1. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Cburelt.yard , Of whom may bejrad, t. The Annual Register,' f - ,r the 'Years 1791, and . t 793, Prieoln.boards 21. 6cl. Also, T 1 1 ,:. Annual Register, tor the Year 'Sot, being the first of the New :+eries, price in boards tic • And a General laidux to the Anatol .Register, from the Year•lsB to 1792, both - inclusive, pllce in boards 14a: or. iss.„ . , The Second' Volume, containing the Index, frod 1721 to 1792 v may. be h tcl separate. N. 13. The V..htines'for iloc and tBO3 are in the Press, and will appear early in the winter. •• VALUABLE EREEttOLD ESTATES Di SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD 1W AUCTION, • By Mr. WELLER. pn Wednesday the zad of funs, at the Dolphin lon, Peters . . field, 'at Twelve o'CloA, in Eight Lore, LOT t. AMost • Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Lana; 4 . 0 . 3 c redeemed, lyinf very compact, comprising a Faint [louse:and (kit-buildings together with -154 Ai res of StatuLe Akasure, of rich Me dew,, Arable and r - ,‘,,,p0i,e Land,.witli commonage Rights, situate at two inks front Nlitiliarst, sev.:a from Petersfield, and thiiteer. from ,Chichester. 11. The Mare Lands„ in two Enclosures, comprising atB. lit. 51''. • 111. A Cottage with a Garden, - Barn, Granary, Stabler . , &c. 41 Acres of Arable and. Meridow Land, situate at Elated. •• IV. A.Farin House, Barns, Stables, and Out.buildings,' with 5o Acres of Arahie and Mc.ulow Land. V. An Excellent harm House, Barns, anti Ont-buildings, in poled Repair, together with !OA-cies of. good Arabic, Meadow, and Coppice Land, and a Valuable Down fOr Sheep, situate at Elsted, on Ltase to Mr. W. Collins. VI. A most desirable Fre;:hold Estate, Consisting of 619 A , res of Araiole. Meadow, Down, and eoirpice Land, with a t.oinfortable , Farm Itonse, and suttable,Out.buildings, in pertcet Repair, on Le.n.r: to Mr, J. Niorcy. VII. Two-Valuable `Copliires, situltre in Elsted Manor, : called The German Leith, Comprising 4S Acres. VLI I. A coppice, called the. 1-Ossocks, consisting of to Acres, situatt! at Elstett. • ,The .several Lots may -be viewed, by applying. to Mr. Ferrer, the Baililf to Lord Robert Spencer, at ‘ , Voollyeding, Midliurst, of whom printed YArticularg may he had zi 'Days .previchis.to.toe Sale. . • Parricularii also may be had'of Mr. Sandham, Solicit. r, mi c kb u rst ; .at the.Vall Winn, Petworth •; King% Artll, Codalining; place a Bahr; of Mr ( a1e..., Banker, king. ; T. Lowtert, Esq of the Temple- a n d . meisr ) , Win o-Allier), and Sun, Paternoster row, Land i on the Libraries at I L I: fl y:4ton( Worthing, and.Reittor , And of Mr. Weiler, Chi. ,Cho3tef. . - L 1 11 3 RIAL PARLIAMENT. riousg OF PEERS. . . TUIiSDAY, MAY 31, • .Sir SAMUEL. RomiLIA was heard for the Appellant, in the case of the Banbury. Peerage. Further pro ceeding was postponed to Thursday sennight. In the Appeal, Forbes v.. the Earl of Galloway, Mr. At,Extomila and Mr. GII.I.IES were heard for theApp4llants ;- alter which the Logi) CUANCELLOTt affirmed the decree, - with fifty pounds. costs. • - The Irish Militia Volunteering Bill, Scotch Hare .Shooting Bill, and the Vauxhall Bridge Bill, were Ilrought ; np from the Commons, and read a first titne. • On the, third reading of the Irish Clergy Resi dence Bill being moved, Lord Mown, rose, and proposed an exemption in favour of Peers' Chap lains, according to the 4th Article of the Ad, of Union. After a fow.words front Lord HAWKRUILiny, the belonged to such Chaplains Ire land I,Vas reicrveA to them. The was they read a third time and iiassed. • . ••• On the third reading- of the Irish Glebe NOM sever3l amendments were proposed; and, one in particular of ,a money nature, by Lord Itedesdale. r. The Duke of NOttront said, that the clime bia instrumental in 'throwing out the 'Bill in the Commons; ,he sliduld move therefore, unless it was' withdrawn, that it IA rvje s aed.—Oo this their Lordship's ' • Contents e--11on - eContgnts 6. INN 01'11 4; in'favoor of Lord lic:lesdale'sOlause. The B:11 was then read a third time and passed.-- Adjourned. UOUSE. OF CO411:1101VS. TUESDAY, MAY '3l. Mr. CANtrant.t. presented' a' Petition from Dorn barton and favoUr of the measure of dis tilling from sugar, Mr. FilLLnn brought in a Bill for Preventing the spreading of the Pox.; react a fiist' time, and . ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. - Lord MlL.rw; presented a, •P6tition from certain ClOth'Workers iii Yorkshire, against certain provi- Mons in the Cloth ManuflOwing Bill. A Nleisage from tlio rands, 'oy the Chief Baron and other Barons of the Exchequer, declared their , lAy - dships'. assent to the Duchess of Brunsick's An nuity till. 11 Me; al by',the Masters in Chancery, declared their Lordships. ass..tiit to the Avesied faxes , Bill,, the Indi•iiiietit Bill, the Trish Cnstotas Pees 13111, the Tanner; Bill, and Chudleigh lire Bill.; ' — `oll the INlo4on ut Roar, it Was ordered by the lionse in it Poinalittee, that a Resolution should be retained for,allo'Nlllg the exportation Of Sugar and Coffee from 'the West-India Islands to :thy Port in Europe, and the importation of Corn from any Port inEnrcipe•tti the said Islands. The Report Was' re ceived, 'and a Bill ordered accordingly. The *Oollen Minot . ..lc-hirers' Bill was read a 'se cond the Motion forits . COMMitalet - 1 Mr. Rote moved, That it be referred to a Com mittee up -stairs, for "the greater convenience of hearing Counsel in support . ofone CI two Petitions presented against certain provisions of the Bill. ''' • , Mr. WiLacavoacc thought it due to the inipert once of this also, t Counsel should La! heard at the Bar, and wished a ci.iy to be tixed fpr that purpose. Lord NI;LToN rather inclined to a hearin3 at the Bar ' . 'After a few &vet-tit:o°ns from Mr. Rose and the Chandellor. ,of the Exeliequer, who argued that hearing Counsel at the liar would endanger. the de lay of the Bill to the next Session ; the Will was to a selett Ccnninittee._ svF.s . r • Lord , BINNIO, the Chairman of the Committee appointi:ltl to considerof - the propriety of authorising distillation from sugar, prownted a further Report. The objeel of the Report was, to prohibit ate I'm portpion of foreitu spirits, or to .diteourage it-by duties, affording a 'more fayourable.aceesi.to' the-mahtetior rum ; and.'also tolnyme an equaliz, ing duty on , Britishihome-inade Spirits,--Ordcred•to be printed. FINANCP The Cu itie t.t.on of the L:coliEQUitu gavenoOce, tlittt he shoold to-toOrrow, in the Committee -01( W.l9rs,and Nteans, state the terms on which he • had contmted forthe Ltrart-of the present year . ; anti also .that ht: stm;,q+.l move, the appropriation or the War , and the surplus of the ConsoliOjed Fund. • „ ;Aix. , RAICTON brought •up, the Report .of the Comthittee forellowing drawback of t 3s. ad. per cwt. cm Osygenated Wlttriatic -Acid, exported. from this'eouniry to Itel.ind. The Iteliolution was. agrted to . „ Mr. HusiLliqot4 obtained leave to bring in a Bill for ifeariK in - the Commissioners of the Barrack Board, the property of all lands and tenements ut:- copied by barracks. On the Motion of Mr. Wattro4l., several. Ac- counts relating to the Clothing of the Artillery were ordered to be laid before the Moose. The Order in Council Ainethiotent Bill welit through a CPttnitittee. lt4port to be received ,to-morrow. Mr. iivsiussow_.presented .a Petition from the Tromees ill the Veterinar)i•Colitge, pr.-tying for aid. 11r. lioikiw , on took, this oppot•tuaity t( notice ttia pcotionly of fasiinititutioniOr whit:4 a leis sant wits 'dviiranded than .had been granted on. former oe, eaiio B. .Dr. LAWPEN.CE biolleilt in a nil for preventing 0 fraud; with rtsiptet to cablttfi MlCllolllt4t sOipi in tt , -..! Down.;; and for regulating the rzlttl,3 ofs 3 ivsi&t*.--1103d a first tam!, and-gra cit.‘red to Ire read, , succuit timli to-ipsnru:N. to ht:, Coal nitted [PRICE dixPENci. forma on Friday, in order to its being muti subsequently committed. STOCK ANNUITY DILL Mr. HtYst:Astm bt-Ought in a for..authaisia: the Transter of 2' per. Grist. Stock _to the sioners of the National Debt la Exchange for Art . wities: After some explanation between Mr. TintoirN ) Mr. aUSIUSSON, aild the Cumictiumit t the tifEcunin, relative to the 'fables of Calculations ut - , the Scale of Livets, the read a iirst tiitt; and ordered to be . ic2d a seeund tifib to-inorrow. . . BANK. OF Itti>l.ANl). • Mr. Eostnn brought 10 n Bill for Renewing We Clirterof of Ireland. , . . - Sir Jon INitwrorrcortiplained.of the manner is which this measure,was hurried on. . He i24(1, pendent pt . the ,objeawils bu had alreacipstated, oat or. material objeaiops to, the financial errangenunit centainecl in this Mr. FoiTF.it was surprised that the Right Hon. arronet could cutnpl.in of U is bklgirieSN iNurg tboArard; the Papers hdd been some tunu before the 1-10050, and bad beer) printed. NVlrt,u the propet tittle for discussing this subje.,it arrived, he bhoui,i glad to tnect the hi i ;lit Hum B:irooiet, and h .bad Ito duubt but t.11;',! ite Shou;cl beiabte to ionvitic6 4nd th House of tlj4 pro[iriety of this measure ] s Lord PETI Y said, that lie would in the Conti, mittee move :t clause for t:etuoving the religions dis tindioos applying to I)irettors. Tice Bill was !tad first time,..idd oidered to 444 read a becolid to. • morrow. The Land Revenue tlill went through a Commit. tee, A. clause for extendieg the irtUvisious of the the Duchy of Lailcaiteriv4i ittitodutAd,‘TlA r,q)urt tu`6e received to-morrows , 4 . - - • ''':+ 44 44 o • , . 4 . - •,,,,.11 1 - I .f . '' . 4li, .. - '.' ' . -" • f It• . of 4, ' .44 • \r", C' . •. ' • ~.„ a ..• . A,: • t '• ' . • 1,.<1 Z• ' , 0 V . * I , • - : . n• . °. k • .: ° "-' //Ai, , • ~ ~.iL SIR HOME PbPII.IM. Mr. f,usuttio'rog rose, pi stbrit re) notice, to.. mt)v. certain itesurtitioni un the case of Sir Hoax/ Popham, anti the st ip El Etruseq, He diklaiwel all periottal motives ; his attention W 194 called to tluj su6jed by hearih u a Hon. Baronet (Sit F. itLikkkti) represent to the iloose the propriety (;flool:ii4; - •into' tfie distribettou of the llroits of Atityiralty. it ot:* curved to him that the Droiti hf the Crown for the. saute attention, and the case of the nyino , priatiun of the proceeds of the Etrusco appear ed to t hint to be .a . sfrOng clr,e in point - , to pl.OO too' 61,t of ill-advised distribation. \Viten, on sunqclihnit night, the propriety of the dii , ribution, waiilu'dertiA in th not confident ter bythLt oft the other side, he statel this disc - itt eVeriticzn, he never would ,if siknt witeh . the ituproper aNtlia of the lIUWC kw. : .0# of tats to the _contra y. if. would; in 'scich case, ' state the fads within iris ltnewled.ge, :let the co.;:!e. 1.10 sot 6; 'nail,' not hail the - opportunity of giving the lion. Cap:‘nit who wits implicated, - tile notice which, nt'oburtesy, was due to Linn; Out the challenge •given on • tau opposite 'tido put him nutter a necessity of i.itating the tact at the moment. It Was not net for to prove to the House the_ prohibition imposed. oti the interference ofprivata individuals with the excitif sive trade of the • L,t,t. India COiniiptiy. So sirong was this prohibition, that. it wairtencleredillcil, even to lend money to carry on such a trade. 4.3.3 illicit trade wit?, however, formerly 6irr:ed an frotti the, port of Ostend, I.ltitish individuals were known to have been frequently.cooeeru ;N .i. About the year .170/ the Hon..Captaiti, on the other side, then Lieutenant Popham, applied to the: for 4eave of absence for two yurs tc go to India on his private affairs. The answer of Ali.. Stephens* Secretary...to, the Admiralty, was, that.no . leave Could be. given the previons Con» sent of. .the, East Intlia ,Compan.y. . After some further applications, _lenge was given to Lien. tenant Popham to _go to ate Demists Settlement of FredericknagOre, on condition.. of giving up his' half pay.. On, this leave , the Honourable Captain'sailed from _Ostend in a, ship of between 4 and Soo tons burthen, called the Ville de VientL7,• and instead of confining liiinself.to Frederieknagore, there was not a part of the k itisitl3oiSusSiOni itiin dia thmt he did , not visit, :touching first at Nladritl, .and proceeding thence to. Calcutta. The flottotird. ble Captain•saried, not under imperial, but Tosemt col Ours, tor the liberty to . uNc which colon's, cou , siderittion wits paid. The Honunrable Capt Ant wits fully aware of the ,of the, trade lie was.ecgaging in, though lie now :!headed • its le , gality itt .deleat of a rt.:cum:try engagement 0f,}... netted with it, and - the Court of King's Bench at lowed. the !plea.., Its proof ot this kno.Vletlge or .. the illegality, he adverted to the ,various assumed by the :Hon. .Capluin„ aecortiing the tlailger.of.oetedionwas atore orless urgent. Suer .+ times he represented himself as Supercargo of the vessel', sometimes-as Captain, sonietimes as Owticri He cited letters to the 1.101) - : Captail), 4tttiti,l ,ttle 'risk attending the voyage, which certainly coov.eyett ft knowledge •of its it was alai a. that the ship's papers liad•beert its framed r,tt i.o;ird; In India ; the ship which was at first the Vienne, as on Imperial, •and which was a wards changed 'to Etrttsuo, for the assuotiv tion, of the more convenient dt!signation of ki Tt can, -was sold . ; 'and the ship Washington,- of 9i.0 tons, was Inn - Chased, and substituted tit its plAce, . der the Saint ileutnninatienOr Etrusco. In this : sel the Hon. Captain proceeded 16,CantOn and in -scargo i of which -one "'iron, a Frettehman, dent at Canton, Was one-Alia.d ow oer ; Wai taken by aM. Consr.'int, Swks, mut filth ► maitliog thita bythe Flun., , Criptain,Ou th ritirn the ship ttlEnrope, the Hon. 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